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Fencing and Perimeter Security

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CMR

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This scope was carved out of AMI-CMR-2026-001.

The full solicitation package (2 documents), including the RFP, is on the prime solicitation, not on this scope.

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MISE EN PLACE PAR L’UNICEF CAMEROUN D’UNE LISTE RESTREINTE D’ENTREPRISES TECHNIQUEMENT QUALIFIÉES POUR CONDUIRE LES TRAVAUX DE CONSTRUCTION ET RÉHABILITATION DES INFRASTRUCTURES SOCIOCOMMUNAUTAIRES SUPPLY UNIT SUPPLY UNIT - [email hidden]

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AgencyUNICEF
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Installs security fencing and boundary walls for prime contractors on UNICEF Cameroon community sites. Constructs security fences around schools, health centers, and administrative sites. Performs site signage installation and safety management. Delivers installed security fencing and gates.

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